lauramba!

I use this simple module quite a lot. I like how easy it is to install and appreciate that I can send visitors to external websites yet they never leave my site!

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Everything worked when I installed the module until I attempted to view the gallery (got a white screen and fatal error message). I researched the error and found I needed to change one line of code (php) in the module file.

I like the effect of the module but beware these installation notes:

1) you need to upload 3rd party software to use this module
2) build a link in your menu system to easily find the galleries (in other words, you need to go type in "http://yousite.com/fgallery" to view the gallery)
3) code may need to be altered in the module file

After installing in a couple of sites I abandoned this module because it causes Internet Explorer browsers to close when the gallery first opens. No problems with FireFox.

Also, I did not like the display of small image files.

Every time I install this module I get an error message and my screen goes blank. Hmmm.... I can't get this module to work.

How did I live with Drupal before I used the Admin Menu? Add an admin menu to the top of your screen to easily navigate between site build and create content. You will be totally happy with this module, which is essential for the serious Drupaler.

This is a nice module that allows you to set-up a site wide weather report and one (or more) for each user. It is attractive and easy to install.

I was resistant to using this module and am not sure why. However, once I installed it and starting using it ..... I became hooked! No more ugly URLs!

Look at the URL for this post and you will see the pathauto in action.

This is a wonderful module that is easy to install, configure, embed, customize, and even format inline. The ability to create embed code that references the table means that after you create the table you can embed it in your site whenever and where ever you want it. Then when you need to make changes to the table such as add a line or change values, it is easy breezy. Naturally the information that you referenced is automatically updated.

This fantastic module provides site control over who sees "what". For example, you can set access control for a content type, a user, or on a node-by-node basis. Nice and easy to install, easy to understand, and simple to use. Bravo!

This module is so fundamentally important to Drupal that I am surprised it is not a part of Drupal core. Each site that I create contains at least 15-20 views.

This module tries to perform an important function yet falls short. Unfortunately when a user is notified of recent posts, the email contains a link to the post yet it omits full path. The user sees "http:///node/123". This is very confusing to users who complained they can't find the post. Am eager to retest this module when this known bug is fixed.

Note: to fix the problem (above) open your sites/default/settings.php file to change one line of code. Take a look:
* Base URL (optional).
*
* If you are experiencing issues with different site domains,
* uncomment the Base URL statement below (remove the leading hash sign)
* and fill in the URL to your Drupal installation.
*
* You might also want to force users to use a given domain.
* See the .htaccess file for more information.
*
* Examples:
* $base_url = 'http://www.example.com';
* $base_url = 'http://www.example.com:8888';
* $base_url = 'http://www.example.com/drupal';
* $base_url = 'https://www.example.com:8888/drupal';
*
* It is not allowed to have a trailing slash; Drupal will add it
* for you.
*/
# $base_url = 'http://yourdomainname.com';

Every site that I develop uses Panels, so obviously I think Panels is an essential module and should be included in Core. The average user can easily install Panels and within a few minutes be creating custom pages and layouts. Posts, views, and blocks can be inserted anywhere on your page. If you don't like the layout, click-click-click and you have a new one. I promise, the only thing easier and more flexible than Panels is Panels 2!

This fabulous module is a must-have for every website. Effortlessly add fields to your forms including dates, email, urls, select lists, node references, Flickr, embedded media, and the list goes on. Clearly, this is one of the most important modules for building quality websites.

Users need to set parameters in your php.ini file or the root .htaccess file and the module comes with this warning (in bold) "Please consult your hosting provider or a professional before making the Recommeneded changes." Decided to go fishing instead.

Absolutely love this module! Easy install with a little configuring and wow .... suddenly you are able to add wonderful video and image files. Blip.tv, YouTube and other popular providers are supported. Love this module.

Installed and got a function Error. That is as far as I took it.

Use this great module to create customer generated invoices, order forms, and customer feedback. I am finding a use for Webforms in almost every site that I create. The only glitch that I've found is that the information entered in the TEXTAREA field is not visible when completed. Otherwise, I couldn't be happier with this module.

This simple little module adds tremendous value by creating user name functionality to your Drupal Site. The only weakness of the module is that registering users seem confused on how and when to use it.

Easy to install module cck requires no configuration and is as easy as the best cck modules. It is functional though it does lack charm.

Easy to use and great for Drupal users who want a way to group and display information together. It creates and relies upon taxonomy.